Dynafit introduces the Beast 16
the binding is intended for the touring skier whose aggressiveness feels limited by Dynafit’s Radical
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Everyone Can Count to Two
Yesterday I found myself skiing alone, in heavy snowfall, in near whiteout conditions, on a big, known slide-path that I had been caught in 15 years ago.
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Riddler strikes again
Snow overnight and during the training session this morning made for what Riddle characterized as “gnarly” conditions
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Sarah Burke Foundation launched
The Sarah Burke Foundation has been launched nearly one year after the Canadian freerider’s death in a Utah training accident.
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Wisdom from Wounds
On December 1, 2011 a group of skiers and snowboarders got caught in an avalanche in Rogers Pass in BC
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Canadian Avalanche Centre’s Online Avalanche Course
Canadian Avalanche Centre's Online Avalanche Course
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World Freestyle Tour starts in Revelstoke
The Freeride World Tour kicks off in Revelstoke with the Revelstoke Freeride Fest from Jan 5 to 12th. Welcoming the World to Revelstoke!
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Beacon Interference
Electronic interference with avalanche transceivers has become a pertinent safety issue.
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Mount Fernie Avalanche Discussion
On Christmas Eve, there was an interesting avalanche that occurred on Mount Fernie just outside Fernie BC.
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Merry Chatter and Happy Powder
One by one the skiers and snowboarders pushed off and were quickly lost in huge plumes of the feather-light moondust that had fallen the night before
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New Skis for Christmas
There are two kinds of skiers in this world. Those who receive new skis for Christmas, and those who don’t.
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